The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1867, Page 5

United States (cir- ‘The compound interest notes are included im the fore. Jare in nominal value ($1,500,000,000). ‘This currency, then, it will be observed, ia an irredeem- ‘able paper curréney, havitig no intrinsic value. The ‘way, then, is so far cleared as to enadle us to state that the value of an irredeemable paper currency depends entirely upon the supply. ‘will be disputed by some, either honestly or otherwise. ‘We can only dwell briefly on it. ‘A gation needs a cer- tain amount of circulating medium to effect its domestic We are aware that this point modities will be digh and merchandise will Sow in to the dearest Gulating modiam is ‘ ‘market, and coin will flow out till the cir- ed to the natural or needed @tantity. Bat if the circulating medium be irredeem- able paper, and more of it be issued than! is it ‘aust (ainoe it cannot go abroad) depreciate in to We nesded: or nataral pains John Adams sisted the ‘words; ‘and internal, of a country may be | emopuled ta Sed eum. A cértain tam of mosey is ‘Recpanary to circulate among the eociety in order to otherwise ir vast thus ia form. true Sei ees ereee ernie coraise to tbett ae Sa can, etter by the efforts of ite ite or Meson J ite or | te i 32 money, A paper cam be tent Will coare to be convertible; bat Waeae tied ae nae ah ase in Se the ability the nation to surtain ite owe ba tai it necessary the forego: ve felt it to go into i y- ‘ment at length. Tn order ¥0 eptablish 7 be \ 2 rT ORK. HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. 6 POLICE ISTELLIGENCE. 4 Bonexam Cadaur.<About two o'clock yoeterday morning Michael McNamee forced open the ebutters of a ~|- rear window leading to Patrik Campbell's liquor store, No, 283 Mulberry street, and stole $2 15 from the money _Grewer, McNamee had also secured about $12 in pennies that with which he wag about to leave, or of the Fourteenth precinct, ais- ‘window, sedeenied him 10 — may 1D posses- ourrency found i i ; [ i i zg | é twenty-five years. of age, called upon Mr. Auguetus F, Cammeyer, employed in the store of Mr. Wood Gibson, # if -kuown | may be likened to 703 Broadway, and presented. to him what purforted to a. oe Seem at rot bean order drawn by William R. H. Martin, 377 Broad- the in the way, for a set of and two feather dusters, valued Samay | RRS ape orang, othe Beta iret etnoaie Rpcoel | them duen vaseomaaties inky Goma | sven a, Cammeyer, taberng the err 19 be final an@:} «Mr. Eanor, lot ycharch, Bishop B. & Janes. presiding. The members | smoune raised: was $85,850, consisting of $48,200 for | g°Rulve, and. knowing’ that Bad deen rae BS rie ‘wore present in as. full force as on the two preceding | centenary $29,300 for:the maintenance of | 12 Mr. _ Martin’s employ, delivered the goods to or nor honesty volent purposes $7,850. days; but the attendance of Indies had somewhat dimin- and for aera benet him. Subsequently Mr. Cammeyer, that the order Was & » "made for Clark and iste on hj hr found 8, him sitting in_ the barroom of the New E: Hotel, Bowery. He instantly seizéd the offender and gave bim in charge of officer of the Sixth precinct. On bt id el EE ‘and people, and the ‘among’ ‘3 being taken into cogrt Jnstice Dowling identified the ‘State and national, and adopted, after which the religious standing of | tionsof former van, he other a och A — prisoner as the man he had sentenced to the Penitenusry whole country, from effective elderain the Poughkeepsie district was away, and ‘universal ‘pasce now prevailed, "At the con. | 0 years since for six months.on a conviction for lar- or child can hove to be exempt, be Of Mr. Meade's address’ the characters of tho | CeBY. Mr. Martin, on being confronted with Clarke, sidered aad favorably reported on. ag our various clérg) included in hie district were ily | identified the coat on his back. ag baying been stolen currency, amount. in more’ than A letter, in which: the ‘bretben appeared to take an Dravined in we case of Mr. RL: Manhicon, oC from him, Mr. Martin also testified bis name the [cuormous) gant of, one mailions of |, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. | interest, nas read trom the Rey... F, Ketioll, United | Georgetown, Conn. against whom come sorious charges | fiwvctet ‘othe arden presented, by the, Sogeees as © pi gee gpg gelled ren sine 2 ¢ States Consul at Carleruhe, Grand. Duchy of Baden, ro. | Bad been, made, it was decided, ‘after considerable dis- | trial without bail. It is stated. that other forgery com. can use with to (Fes Or the coantry aa papas ge cer be rote $m} questing a supernumerary relation!without an appoint- | Ghureb. Plalnta are to bo preCerred. against Clare. Hois a native e.not, ignorantly or intentionally; the en- State ere Rendered, ually Com- | mon SUPERAKNUATED PREACHERS, ny s man by occupation, les nA rooting out man and el ve, Everywhere im the Courts of the ellie lace o wactpane eye pr: nome tly oy Bow Tarevixe OrgRation.—Y esterday afternoon a map, was moved by the Rev. R. ‘8. Foster, D. D., that his pre- | wrbe,question “Who are the superannuated proschers siding elder convey to the’ Rev. Mr. Kettell the con- | copference for continuing him on the list, said that it tinued confidence and esteem of bis brethren, The mo- | Was now sixty-four years since he had been ordained an tion was endorsed. na . a believed at the nt time he was the oldest preacher in Rev. Mr. Fosrsrn made an effective appeal to the con- Be aes a eaten aad ae ees in ference on behalf of the Rev. A. C. Gallahus’ daughter, , two years before bis ordination ; tolled in 4 | the cause of ‘the Master ever since. was as firm! who had been recently ‘stricken with paralysis, and.| convinced now, he end of hls, course, of the ‘whose support had become a heavy strain on the limited United States—Statutes of Limitation When twenty-eight yoars of age, giving his name as Robert Law- rence, deliberately walked up to the fromt door of Mr. Bryant Stevenson’s place of business, No. 283 Canal street, and seizing a ease of straw goods, tossed it upon bs shoulder and walked away. | Mr. pari A gi No, 281 samo street, witnessing the theft, gavo t when Lawrence dropped his plunder ahd fled. ° Officer King, of the Broadway squad, gave chase and arrested the fugitive after raaning three or foar blocks. - The ao- cused was taken be! justice Dowling and committed tothe Tombs for trial in default of $1,000 bail. Law- rence is a native of this city, but says he lives in Albany. Although caught in the act he pleaded not guilty. Tas Case ov Sreraen S, Cartanp.—Coxngction.—In the case of Stephen & Carland, who died at his Idse reei- deuce, 211 Lewis street, from the effects of a stab wound in the left aide, inflicted by a knife in the hands of Russell, we of, &c.—In error to the Cirouit Court for the Southern district of Mississippi. An action of debt was commenced in that court on the 4th of June, 1839, against the plaintiff in error, upoa a judgment obtained in Kentecky, wherein the plaintiff below recovered the gum of $5,634, with interest from March 1, 1841. The defence was that at the time the cause of action ac- crugd, and thenceforth until the suit was brought, he was a resident of Mississippi, and that the cause of request granted. ‘The Rev. D. C. Crawrorn applied for a similar con. | ‘doctrine were much stronger. | ‘He hoped, however, that EE Walatsy who explainea | they would sly guand, that purity’ of heart, that his reasons for making the epplication: It was decided | holiness of the inner man and that inward power of by vote to give him « supernumerary relation without | ‘!vine grace which had strengthened and led forward ion, nt _Jobnson is ted to have said she Church. If they leaned upon the world or jb nthony Maha, dey bas adjourned tb that he ‘x’ Gnanolal crash this year ae Inevita Candidates for admission into full connection with the | of the world for theix support,: they would. a vane tir a eet tet ning, at th Rav th die be know it? What makes him think Conference next came forward, and the ceremony usual, | Droken reed bat while they leaned upon theaolid traths | Ger! Hon house,» The report thst Mabu bad be 80? While tnveighing ‘against radical Congressmen as to the event. of. admigsion. was proceeded with. The prteaate Ferenageson a eee Legge Pjoased by Justice Shandiey on $600 Mit Woven te be tionist, in gold. and making the currency worth oT How beauteons are their feet Mosnodians wag cesiened.to Aituas pare.seligion over the 16 aU atckal et Tat a gre Coctmer’n omen by capa D i revenues of ‘Who stand.on Zion's hill, bole. world, the world was not too small for | ys ot! - 7 fT Previa’ pole aioouncing the dangerous wounding 0 Mahn was arrest- ed and committed by Justice Shandley, but not bailed out, ALLEGED CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.—Edward McCarty was arraigned yesterday at the Fourth District Police Court upon a of-cruelly beatiog a Horse, and committed Tor tral by, Justice Ledwith, ALzEGED BuRGLaRY anp Lanceny.—John O'Keefe and Jobn urns were arraigned yesterday at the Esscx Mar- aur bere aeazie without Borides Nom ary nye ty ota ates, kot Police Court; charged’ on complaint of Marshall 8 : the year, Gilbert Ferrous wilt bore pet a tral creer oy, ra ee ee Tee redline, oot “nye “a wi ; es Driggs. with baviag burgiarieasly entered a bonded ware- ita te thd Inet: -debt state-, edo to Ibot eompentiy and foreveria ine | ,,1he,Confereuce iten adjourned unl. to-day at nino | houys in Sowih ereas and. stolen. therefrom aboot $80 treat tne iagal Yoaders Were’ Comicanted by a tow tal: oregminelinn, salar ao ee een wae | o'clock. worth of Tuatice Bh committed O'Keefe preteen ge Kemeny eae pata esate: a gy torctitan ail canes; the vooerable to ex- ated ee caaaes ‘but his companion, not being $be Se ° ont ce. gan hoes Pap ir constant The New York E.>. Annual Conference of the Metho-. embrace |! The minutes of the last mecting were read.and ap- | proved. |. ff TRE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. The annual report of the Wesleyan University was i i HU f i the hands Teceived, read and referred to the Committee on Eduéa- [ had purchased same from Busee on Busse io es end Incyte of Uy “Gi, ead wo longer 19 Ddiapen: | tion. The number of students at present in the Univer. | representing when ‘he offered the property ermal tat dee aba Mea 1s beorn ie que dete te er, sity fs one bundred and thnity hres, of whom forty are } ge, which satament Pina Knowing Bago t9 to's ready tod: long Whatever ts doue with the tl. and- spiritual | 1s cosed'preechera. $80,000 bad een, subscribed for | bartissmater, dia not disbelieve, and sccondingly paid tea rear pemaaneto einen iam. Lat dy motives, sepirations and ite ‘the erection of s cbapel in memory of the soldiers who | Bim-16.° Justice Shandley commited the socused for his is the abendant ecurce of aeeacgaintal with masakind if:he would wadertake | Ded. allen in the late war, andwho hed formerly been} viozsroy v/a eaten Ommuxanoe. —Joun Foley was su et carmengy oot than aa Tene Ae ne Tea vltkneins | membets of this institution,” The University is now | .™. sre nee apt ig fa teets 10 286, which rise imme- ities. Now-a-days OF hs sepa paust not of property to the estimated value of $314,124. eres ste, poaptens ad YY Slone understand whinge that ‘are:spiritaal, bat also! tbe | Its. receipts during the past year amounted. to, $18,377 Gealths in hawking fish for sale whhovt having Femoved aa ee a eee ceamtseuiace vee ents acd Peonte, | and ite total expenditures. $18,478. thete Reeds, tally Han and catrall, ag rquire by such cannot now. be Dy the’ same sermons | The following deacons wore elocied to elder's orders:— | Teaulation. "J Hedwitht’ cothanitied Bins'ls $100 to a ee a eee ne ie ar eeceching: | Reve. Willam B. Stebbins, Willam H. Simonson,,Free- ; LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. then. man P. Tower, James V, Saunders, Edward Warrener, Sit the present dey.” weintat eapecia’ to contre | George L. Whotapecn, George A.” Hal, Lorenzo D: * ‘Watson. modern congregation: lie must know s0- snob ce know what is going on ip.the world; the} 4 from the Chureh og oy ent Reavut or Tas Cuaprn EvEction 1» Queams Courty.— . ecm pepe heey tar edndeplin we DO fine, Conterence that, $16,000 | tne following are\the resulta of tho late charter éléction Peg | } as Soir ree iiss ee eos be | ‘The annual report of the Western Book Concern was | in Queens county. In the towns of Hempstead snd — fore them and cattnate oar worth at &/more correct. | received The sales for the yearof this society | Jamaica two straight tickets were ran. In Jamawh the Valuation than perhaps we do ourselves. The Bishop oa “e being an increase of $9.28 over | entire democratic teket was elected, andta Mempstead desire to turn the balance of trade. {n our favor we must ing fore yan tea bare bn ewes ah oe their ae Lora oe eat the present ra officers are equally divided between the two par- board gold the e as the Asiatic nations do. It is not jonary ime are 5 ite Nabil! a — ‘Abat gold will be 80 ecatoe a3 not to be , Bergen,’ Depew, Harhs'and Gate, |. Rev. W. C. Hors sald that Mir. ty regeding he | North Hempstead —For Supervisor, Joi Me\Clark ; for = tec payment, duties; if it dees the Secretary can be Town Clerk, Samuel A. Searing; for <fBasuet Johnson, the latter from the Irish Conference, were introduced to aut to discoumt gold interest coupons mataring the members. < i i i : i i during the currentsix months, giving therefor certificates ‘A letter from @ concregation in Cairo, N. Y., was read | there the wish of that Conference that a | 1, Mitchell; for Justice of the Peace, Leonard: A: Sea- : parchase on should be arranged with the New York East , m atTal Dineen wearealts a RAR ae setveing lars to sel bolomp and percha « Bus: | (eufwase und eppeting ncotmies tote meusaros | Mans fF Ameer, Samuel Wilts; fr Comsamnione of Highwaye, James P. Smith: for Overseers of the Poor, appotn Mr. 't) at the time staied Cena rag hee Henry sen and Elbert Van Cott, the Conference that although he was not ablo, of ai ey ‘quifed to hoard gold preparatory to the redemption of bills ime thelr ‘comes resum, cour to speak authoritativ. 6 believed the New Newtown—For Supervisor. Charles G. Covert ; for Town of pe ren ‘tis not probable. ‘be inert wil .. Dani jth this would be next fw J Fork Hast Conference would gladly acquiesce in such an —_ tee Van a caidas been Michael De. ‘pe any scarcity of gold for payment of anal ‘because long mel) this ion al! the batldings for | arrangement He desired now, therefore, to submit the a oa ’ neg, ree nage po etn the ot re of the 620,000,000 jacrease college fensorsbipa, Sec wit bopeanes, ry Samanta. a on : potted oa, Loin johns: OE 4 : iodo ae =] ae, Resolved, That jp will ator) ot Pleasure to meet in | P'samaica—to Jamaica the entire democratic ticket was fork. ite Fase snah neg nc soca nt tas Goctcues | clot.” ‘he fguowing ar, the mae of tbe percoe elected:——For Supervisor, John B.. Smith; for Town Clerk, Hiram W. Rider; for Coliector, — Hendrick for Justice of the Pence, John H. Sutphin; for Henry 8. Lott; for Commissioner of » Abrabam A. Hendrickson; for Overseers of the Poor, James Nos- trand aod rh ved, That we apport a committee of three to co- Peeters Tense 206 Ferrin, selected the New Conference, in making the necessary ar- te for such reunion. For Supervisor, Robert Cornwell; for Bands Powells for Coll 3 5 Town Hector, Vajentine ‘certain would gladly vote for them, and he that ; for Justice of the John a Bmith: fe sae ta al nate en | ene cane id ram aor le | Felts eam Perel, Wh noe ie ce ‘This statement much appihuse, 4 and Woodruff were solector to Pole ROartock concluded by em eloquent dissertation | The kere CUNY, NOM ePvock, Mast Conference, Ssxotcen of comming mening wore nest rnd nd | sonra order to mag sa s¥pesl.ce, bit of tee after some minor the conference cl with soaerang inn Steet Prepon oom He read letters ts thereat a Robingpa the most faders ne a that Gomera Grant sod’ Sheriden ad che noren perpen was among cscli made contrition On ‘motion ® collection was ma scidoeto of tho jadge that the aftesation teh pore The Theses, atmises, tate fall. eontes- feel sod credit oe re cna THE MEW YORK EAST. CONFERENCE. ws’ of"ne Oontirwcs for te remsser of the session, ‘court im the United States as they have sr renee ‘Teo covand eusnton of.the Nop, York Best Amnent Ooi. | 2° omrmnd NOY tore of hall be fanen'” and ‘auder the of this | ference of the, Meshodiet Rplecopel Church was held om | oagqyers. gf. THE BULLION URES: OF THE URITED STATES. ognrs, ‘Act, 16, 4s held. thas thia provision | Thursday in the St Jolin street church, Now Haven, te Conn. The attendance of members was very large, very ‘The following table, taken from official returns ip a@eoting nearly two ‘Handred of the clergymen ineluded in the | the Treasury Department, shows the collections on bul. lion and the amount of bullion assayed in each State and : i & Bullion $40, sisjees baat 14 ! Ae ize need, * what tmoent al we be o to slong. itt precious metale? the common circadaing medivn ‘commercial world, and . how Mr. Caleb of the same Kicked b ian tensa I RF sec Cale Pierson, 0 ade was icked ty 0 coe deposit acon ‘ernount- 7 who represented and ies aah pothuandy coe Id. be added to the |, himself Bt Babylon, tess and cheer, a ‘ot the fiecal year | LI. a 2s over’ two valliont oye v the editor 00, of cola In the ice shoul, of Nevada, which the, $85 by the te. Bave 6 maximens Fao Wes ry scmayéd in Novae vo | ee hgok, He sien, ordered goote ¢ hich it wl sceun 10 be com At leant of tne Nevada was taken to | 8 Butera eure os eon cava and Couyerae Fa ‘Taw Lave’ Cxinane 0. = Tue sec Probably’ 9! coin | the only claim interposed was that of Josue Brogdon. | tak as it was 1d uct of Shir Phalee a aren arely OF ee: | of Now Albatiy, ‘Tndiana, who alleged’ that, an 4 change so ay hd Sx anh 4 sere the reat ot with fen brn 1 hg Psion, We of the paper currency t , ‘ Tamer ee bones “ ner ‘we bave a currency im tho hay same ‘of time Assessor in the eT eae to about Town in mulch bere satellites tie heen we it be done ? It. for the ensuing yenr, at Tove been sajumted ‘election of officers ; took place ob W: wiles Eersichen 5 ection ot en, Hot as chiet THE INSURANCE ON THE LINDELL HOTEL IW ST. Lows. —~"Nvw Yohn, Apri 6, 1867. To THE EDITOR OF, THE NERALD. ‘The statement which.appeared jm yous paper of the ‘din inst,, that the Washington eaatle walt of flored to the extent of $1! burm fap ot ine Lingel Hotel, of 8. La 4 incorrect Our ficy, which expired on the 12th ult, was, by an order this office, .} Tart ‘ nie “iif TT !